is it okay to use on fireplace ash?
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I wouldn't. Just personal preference, but isn't ash better off in a metal container?
2262121
The regular Kettles I've used for 20 years have the same ash cleaner as the big kettle. Never had a problem stirring up ash.Honestly I don't think you need to deal with the ash at all if you use the charcoal holders that come standard with the big kettle.Those think make clean up much much easier. Happy Bar-B-Que ing
924517
I am not completely sure what an ash can is but I don't see why this would work for ashes. The inside is metal as well - has a brushed finish.
130754
I`d try the grates in a self cleaning kitchen oven. The high heat would make the residue ash.
621880
I should....I use it to dust the stone wall above my fireplace. Works great!
8494
We used it around fireplace & it looks fantastic!!!! We used grout - nothing to seal it with.... However, you might want to seal it if used for kitchen Backsplash.
884630
Definitely...it is so easy to clean out too...just make sure u clean the filter out quite frequently...I just bang it off the deck to get dust off...make sure the embers/ashes aren't hotttt...that wouldn't be good...:(
1548832
They are kind of smokey so wouldn't use in a small closed room. You also need something to hold it and catch the ash. I've burned it in a tall metal vase filled with sand. I've also just stuck it in my fireplace balanced against the grate.
869221
If you can use wood logs I can't think of any reason why you couldn't use charcoal. The grate openings for the ashes are small enough that the briquettes wouldn't fall through. So should work. Probably easier to cook pizza with.
1601615
Yes, I would suggest that you put a drop on a cotton ball or cotton pad (the kind that you use to remove nail polish) and tuck it away, maybe in the ash tray. A little goes a long way.
912350
Directions on the container say, "For open burning fireplaces, this product or Rutland Soot Sweep Soot Remover may be used". That being said, I would want to avoid the fumes as much as possible if it were my open stove.
1465345
You could but I would just use regular mortar since you don't need high-heat ability of refractory for the chimney(the flue takes all that heat). Also, it's gray in color.
751766
I would think so just remember low heat over double boiler,beeswax is flammable and will give a bad burn if too hot.
140141
No you cannot. It's a composite material that would not stand up to direct flames in my opinion.
1095659
As great as Mortite is, it is NOT intended for high temp applications!! I can't tell you the actual melting point but I can tell you that you can set it on fire with an open flame. Do not use it around your fireplace, please.
2017858
Sure, no problem. I often start the wood with miscellaneous paperwork. Always have the screen on top and be aware paper can generate more flying ash than wood.
884634
I use Vacmaster VDBT 3.2-Gallon Standard Dust Filter Bag, 3-Pack with this vac to clean fireplace ashes, and it works great.